Mega CD Games You May Have Missed

Are you a fan of the Sega CD? Don't have much experience playing imports on it? Then this episode may interest you! I go over 7 games for the Mega CD outside of the US that many don't know about.

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Episode Notes:

1. Mega SG paired with a Mega SD to do this episode.

2. There was an unofficial release of Bloodshot a few years ago by Good Deal Games called Battle Frenzy. This was for the Sega CD, but to my knowledge, had no backing by the original creator Jim Blackler, nor Domark.

3. I'm always curious to see how lower spec hardware handles certain arcade ports. I think the Mega CD did a respectable job here with The Ninja Warriors and Sengoku.

4. The Sega CD is region locked. To play these games on real hardware, you will need a means to bypass it. Emulation and flash devices are always recommended to "try before you buy".

5. The Mega CD sold terribly in Japan. It moved less units than both the US and Europe, despite having many more variants.

6. Despite not being a direct port of the original arcade, the SNES version of The Ninja Warriors is quite good. Play it.

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